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Arne Slot has ruled himself out of the running to become the next Tottenham manager, insisting he wants to stay at Feyenoord and never considered leaving. The Dutchman was widely considered the frontrunner to become the next permanent Spurs boss, with several reports claiming a deal was imminent.
What makes Slot so highly regarded? Arne Slot was already highly-regarded in the Netherlands for a long time. It was only a matter of time – and winning the league with Feyenoord – before the big leagues would notice. Slot wasn’t a great footballer himself, but as soon as he made the step to management, everybody who worked with him was impressed – even when he was ‘just’ an assistant.
Robbie Savage was swept aside by a Tottenham fan for suggesting Celtic boss Ange Postecoglou should take over from Ryan Mason.
Tottenham are reportedly set to choose between Luis Enrique and Arne Slot as they look to appoint their next manager. Ryan Mason is currently in sole charge of the first team after he had shared duties with Cristian Stellini after the departure of Antonio Conte earlier this season.
ROTTERDAM : After securing the league title in the Netherlands with Feyenoord at the weekend, coach Arne Slot is the latest emerging Dutch coach linked with a potential move to the Premier League.
Match Of The Day will make history this weekend as it features a father-and-son punditry team for the first time as the show switches its timeslot due to Eurovision.
Ryan Fulton says Hamilton Accies clinching a relegation play-off place would eclipse them winning the SPFL Trust Trophy.
KARACHI, Pakistan : Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan said he is not happy with being pushed down the order to number five for the first two One-Day Internationals against New Zealand and the wicketkeeper-batsman wants to move back up a slot.